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"A message of outrage is now flashing on billboards in Dauphin and Cumberland counties over the Jerry Sandusky scandal and how the investigation was handled.The billboards only flash for a few seconds.The messages include: \"Why hasn't the Penn State Board of Trustees resigned?\"\"When will Penn State honor Joe Paterno?\"\"How could Louis Freeh not interview Paterno for his report?\"A group called PS4 Truth paid for the billboards in Lemoyne, Upper Allen Township and Harrisburg.A Mechanicsburg man named Jim Diebold said he's part of the group that paid for the ads.Diebold said he wanted to use the messages to get those critical questions out to the public. He said he loves Penn State, graduated from the class of 1969 and said Paterno meant everything to him.One of the questions takes aim at Corbett, who was attorney general when the Jerry Sandusky investigation began.It asks why was he so quick to blame Paterno and so slow to prosecute Sandusky.The governor's spokesman rejected those adjectives for Corbett's handling of the case and offered his own.\"It was thorough and methodical and it was successful,\" said Corbett spokesman Kevin Harley.Harley said the investigation took time because the victims were reluctant to come forward, which he said is typical in cases of sexual abuse.\"They needed to build a strong case to take down an icon like Jerry Sandusky and they were only going to get one opportunity to do this,\" Harley said.Harley said Corbett was called into the Penn State Trustees meeting the night Paterno was fired and answered a few questions.\"As I recall, I don't know if there was a vote taken, but the thing he said was 'remember the children.'\"That's all he said,\" Harley said of Corbett.The people behind these billboards want more answers than that.Diebold said he expects the billboards to stay up for the next few months."^^<http://www.w3.org/2001/XMLSchema#string>
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